Graduation Requirements:
All students in the state of Georgia have the same specific core curriculum requirements, but students will have flexibility in their elective course choices. Students may choose to take regular, honors, or Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Students in the state of Georgia must earn 23 credits however, students Cohort 2028 and beyond must earn 24 credits. Please see the following link for more information.
Purpose:
The High School Advisement Guidelines ensure students in Henry County Schools (HCS) receive comprehensive support and resources to achieve academic success, explore career options, and plan for postsecondary opportunities
Key Components:
Graduation Requirements:
** Please see above.**
Academic Pathways:
Advanced Placement (AP): Challenging college-level courses across multiple subjects.
Dual Enrollment (DE): Earn college credits while in high school.
Career Pathways: Programs in areas like Engineering, Healthcare, Marketing, ROTC, and more.
Promotion Policy:
Credits required for promotion:
10th Grade: 5 credits
11th Grade: 11 credits
12th Grade: 17 credits
Advisement Tools and Resources:
Personalized counseling to align academic goals with career interests.
Regular advisement sessions to track progress and update graduation plans.
Postsecondary Planning:
Support for college applications, scholarships, and military service opportunities.
Exposure to financial aid options and technical schools.
Social Emotional Learning (SEL):
Programs to promote emotional well-being, improve interpersonal skills, and strengthen relationships within the school community.
Student and Parent Support:
Counselors and staff work collaboratively with students and families to ensure they are well-informed and equipped to meet educational goals and prepare for life beyond high school.
For detailed guidance, visit our counseling office or refer to the official HCS advisement guide below
2023-2024AdvisementGuidefinal.pdf